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A MOTHER has revealed how she was forced to hand her own son in to the police after he joined a Nazi group.Katherine s son slept with a swastika next to his bed after being groomed online by a group of far-right terrorists.2Katherines boy joined far-right neo-Nazi terrorist organisation National Action at the age of 16Cred
stanley cup it: West Midlands PoliceNow she is speaking out about how her son changed from an ordinary lad to a convicted far-right terrorist, as she warns other parents that her ordeal could happen to anyone. Katherine says her son was a normal boy until at age 15 he was robbed at knife
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BRITS are furious today after stockpilers continue to throw away mountains of food bought in supermarkets during the coronavirus lockdown.Shocking pictures show bins piled high with fruit, vegetables and bread as the UK s coronavirus death toll reached 1,
stanley quencher 448.鈿狅笍 Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news updates7 Brits have slammed selfish panic-buyers who have dumped potatoes in bins during the lockdownCredit: @jimbo_imr/Twitter7 Another bin was full of bread, potatoes,
stanley termos fruit and vegetablesCredit: @jimbo_imr/Twitter7 Unopened tins of food and bags of pasta were thrown away in Bury, Greater ManchesterCredit: MEN MediaThose self-isolating slammed people who have binned the items, including dozens of tins, bags of potatoes and pasta after pictures from Bury, Greater Manches
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